2011/10/31 Дмитрий Франк <[email protected]>
> Gvim on Windows doesn't remember its position and size.
>
> I have two monitors, and Gvim always starts in the primary monitor and
> non-maximized. I have to everytime move it to another monitor and maximize.
> Other Windows applications remember its screen position and size, and start
> with the same parameters as it was closed.
>
You can use the following attributes in the _vimrc file located
in C:\Program Files\Vim:
:winpos <x-position> <y-position> "Set the x,y position of
the gVim Window when gVim starts
:set lines=<integer> "Set the number of
rows that the gVim window has
:set columns=<integer> "Set the number of
columns that the gVim window has
>
> It could be very useful if Gvim on Windows remind it too.
>
> [image: pic.gif]
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